Wahbi Maintains Responsible Stance in Sebta
The article addresses the issue of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta, where Morocco and Spain are collaborating to manage the consequences of this situation following the events that took place in July. The article emphasizes the importance of coordination between the two countries, highlighting their commitment to the 2007 agreement that imposes restrictions on returns. It underscores the child's best interests, advocating for children to remain with their families and avoid homelessness and harsh detention conditions. The article criticizes the Spanish side's hesitation to meet Morocco's demands due to political and legal concerns. It also notes that the current circumstances leave minors vulnerable to assaults and violence. Furthermore, the article blames hostile parties against Morocco for complicating the issue in an attempt to harm its image. It stresses the need for increased efforts to serve the children’s best interests and to share responsibilities fairly, especially as some local authorities in Ceuta and external entities refuse to cooperate. This lack of cooperation worsens the situation and endangers the safety and security of the minors.
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